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TEA ROOM
We have a small tea room serving hot and cold drinks and a selection of cakes, tray bakes or scones; an ideal spot to relax, enjoy the art work or catch up with friends.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS
The gallery main front room, is at ground level and accessible to wheelchair users. However, there are two steps to the upper gallery but there will always be someone on hand to help, if necessary.

OUR LOCATION
We are located right in the centre of town at 51, High Street, Coldstream, Berwickshire TD12 4DL. Click here for a map

PARKING INFORMATION
When visiting the gallery, you will find a number of free car parks close by.

Coming from Kelso or Edinburgh, the first free car park (Court House Place Car park) is on your 1st left (signposted), after the bridge, straight pass the Castle Hotel, Pub & restaurant.
The next free car park (signposted) will be in Marquet Square, down at the bottom of Market Street, the next road on your right.
Finally you can also park for free in the Henderson Park car park further up the street, on your right, directly opposite the Besom Inn.

You can also park off the street all along the High Street where we are located (double yellow lines areas excluded).

GENERAL OPENING TIMES
14th Feb – 21st Dec: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10am – 4:30pm; Wednesday 10 am – 1pm

WINTER OPENING TIMES
22nd Dec – 9th Feb: Closed
10th Feb – 11th Feb: 10am – 4:00pm

watercolour

Them Thar Hills, by Linda Foster

Tidal Surge, by Linda Foster

Receding Storm, by Linda Foster

Overland, by Linda Foster

Softly falls the snow, by Linda Foster

Revivre, ressentir… (To feel a new breath of life), by Véronique Paquereau

Pondering the Heights, by Linda Foster

Moon Blanched Tide, by Linda Foster

Ses bagages (Baggage), by Véronique Paquereau

Le temps nous echappe (How time flies), by Véronique Paquereau

Hackpen Horse, by Donald Ritchie